Must. Kill. Julie. Tamor.

[riffling]

http://www.playbill.com/news/article/107378.html

This sounds like a recipe for the greatest Broadway tragedy in history.
Were Bialystock and Bloom behind this?

Comments

[nightshade316]

I don't know who's behind it, but this could be so bad as to actually be good.

[eisem502]

I was thinking something along those lines too....
But then again, I'm overly likely to see any musical!

[riffling]

"So bad, it's good" works for intentionally campy pieces like Evil Dead: the Musical.

I seriously fear this will go he way of Dracula and Lestat.

[eisem502]

I still say Dracula was good! I think in general Wildhorn is not well received by critics and that was part of the problem there. I didn't hear good things about Lestat from anyone though.

As far as musicals go though, we both liked "High Fidelity" and according to the article about it on wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Fidelity_%28musical%29)
"In his review, New York Times critic Ben Brantley said, "High Fidelity definitely deserves a place in my own catalog of Top 5 lists. That would be on the roster of All-Time Most Forgettable Musicals.""

[qotcpcf]

*twitch*

Do you need an alibi for when Julie Tamor suffers a random deadly accident in the near future?

I like some of her movies, but this goes beyond the limits of reality, and we must take her out before she summons great Cthulu from sleep.

[smckeown]

I don't know which is worse, that I knew this had to be about Spider-Man: The Musical before I even clicked the link... or that I'm wondering if I would get laughed out of the reading for being too old?

[eisem502]

Sorry for the double comment, but I'm excited that I have inspired a post!

[kittiethedragon]

Bwa-ha!